Read the description of the tour and consider the amount of time allowed, and you should come to the conclusion that a lot of stuff is going to be just a "drive by" and that was my experience. This was a morning tour to start at 1030, and go to 1 pm. That would leave some time for others to book another excursion in the afternoon. We started late, (there was another tour scheduled for 8 am and the operators, I think, don't account for any leeway between tours to unload and load passengers) so some things were cut short in order to get back by 1. Don't remember seeing a salmon ladder. The salmon hatchery visit consisted of a gravel dirt parking lot, short walk up a road to view from the side of a creek, about 4 or 5 steel pipes with water spewing out of them into the creek. Herring Cove was another drive by, could have stopped if anyone needed the facilities but no one did. So we never saw any bears or eagles or any other wildlife. The waterfall was a pull out at the side of the road, all of us in the van clambered out and got about a 30-second photo opportunity. Saxman Village with all the totems was actually our last stop and we got to spend a whole 15 minutes there. All in all, a lot of driving and not much "seeing". Our male driver had lived in Ketchikan a long time and had lots of stories of his own personal experiences including some with various women which, distasteful to me, had a misogynistic tenor to them. Driver conduct not withstanding, I wouldn't recommend this tour - very little value for the money spent (driver even made a sarcastic remark at our salmon ladder stop that there "on the other side" you could walk the boardwalk into the rainforest but it costs more.